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PsycINFO: Psychology, 1967-  Sun Feb 02 16:23:45 1997
Document 1 
Accession No.: 23236 77-09.
Author:        Stewart-Lyn.
Author Affil.: Royal North Shore Hosp-St Leonards, Health Promotion Unit for
               the Developmentally Disabled, Sydney, NSW, Australia.
Title:         Diet and behaviour.
Source:        Australia & New Zealand Journal of Developmental Disabilities. 
               1989 Vol 15(2) 157-158.
Language:      eng.
Pub. Type:     journal-article.
Abstract:      Found no significant behavior change in an 11-yr-old
               intellectually handicapped boy who was put on a 5-6 wk trial
               diet that excluded food chemicals known to cause adverse
               reactions in sensitive people (e.g., monosodium glutamate,
               coloring agents, preservatives).  The trial was carried out to
               test the hypothesis that the S's diet was causing hyperactivity
               and contributing to his destructive outbursts.  (PsycINFO
               Database Copyright 1990 American Psychological Assn, all rights
               reserved).
Subject Major: DIETS.  BEHAVIOR-CHANGE.  MENTALLY-RETARDED.  HYPERKINESIS.
Subject Minor: CASE-REPORT.  SCHOOL-AGE-CHILDREN.  CHILDHOOD.
Identifiers:   special diet, behavior change, intellectually
               handicapped hyperactive male 11 yr old, Australia, case report.
Class. Code:   3300.
ISSN:          0726-3864.
Year:          1989.
Holdings:      Health Sciences Serials
                 SHELVED BY TITLE: Australia and New Zealand journal of
                   developmental disabilities
                 CALL NUMBER: W1 AU515
                 LIB HAS: v.8(1982)-v.20(1995)